The Jason Rantz Show

What’s Trending: Seattle’s black bloc activists plan action tomorrow. A teacher at Kamiak HS teacher offered an anti-Trump lesson. Over the weekend, a left-wing activist group held a march for “women’s rights” and the local media painted them as if they were non-partisan. // LongForm: GUEST: Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy on how networks plan election night coverage, when calls are made, and reacting to consumer demands. // The Quick Hit: Washington state is still promoting housing-first policies in its 5-year plan. This should bother you. So did you vote?

What’s Trending: Washington governor Jay Inslee has called up the national guard in the event there is Election Day violence. Boeing workers are expected to vote on the latest contract offer on Monday night. NBC is getting heat for inviting Kamala Harris on the SNL over the weekend, but not Donald Trump. Guest: Snohomish County Councilman Nate Nehring is proposing a budget amendment to prevent a tax increase. // Big Local: The Washington GOP is reaching out voters with the message that the Democrats are anti-God and don’t like you. Live coverage of Donald Trump’s final rally in Pittsburgh. // A beloved pet squirrel and raccoon were confiscated and euthanized by New York State authorities, which has since lead to outrage online.

What’s Trending: On Election Day Eve, we are getting mixed messaging from the pollsters and both campaigns. GUEST: Chad Magendanz is running for state senate as a moderate. Can he return to Olympia? // A new survey found that about half of Washington’s prisoners would support Trump for president. A new poll over the weekend out of Iowa had Kamala Harris up three points, but it doesn’t seem to pass the smell test. // Guest: Island County GOP Chair Tim Hazelo discusses the controversial mask mandate for election observers in Island County.

What’s Trending: Natural gas pipeline rupture suspends Waste Management service in most of King, Sno. Co. // Ordinance in Virginia may jail Trick-or-Treaters // Rantz Movie Review: ‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ // State Supreme Court ends dealth penalty in WA // GUEST: NRATV Host Colion Noir visited Seattle to do an episode on homelessness // Melania Trump says she is the most bullied person in the World

Jason Rantz stopped by the Guy Benson Show to discuss ballot box arson and the latest media smear against Donald Trump. 

What’s Trending: The liberal media continues to ratchet up their lies about Donald Trump heading into the final weekend before the election. The City of Ruston has a new ordinance that prohibits alcohol sales after midnight. A man with a prior record ran red lights and crashed in Belltown. // LongForm: GUEST:   Harris Faulkner reacts to the smears against Donald Trump and tells us what to look for ahead of Election night. // The Quick Hit: Part 2 with Harris Faulkner.

What’s Trending: The latest job report is absolutely abysmal. Over 500 Amazon employees signed a letter lambasting the company for requiring workers to return to the office. A truly horrific crime in occurred in New York City when a 5-year-old girl was raped by an illegal immigrant. According to the Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the suspect was originally detained but then released into the country. Tucker Carlson goes after the New York Times over a hit piece. Guest: Jason and Jake Skorheim discuss the off-the-charts media bias over the last few weeks. // Big Local: The City of Lakewood is getting complaints from residents for cutting down trees on a scenic drive. A Tacoma business owner is reeling after his food truck was stolen in broad daylight. Gig Harbor has a creative way of dealing with retail theft. // Hugh Hewitt walked out on an interview with the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart after he blatantly lied about Trump’s court challenge in Pennsylvania. A college with a transgender athlete is asking other schools to pay them back for not playing against them.

What’s Trending: Exclusive: an anti-Trump lesson at a Seattle High School has a student upset, and a district refusing to answer for it. State House candidate Riaz Khan has spoken out for the first time after he was allegedly attacked while putting up campaign signs. Guest: Dave Reichert makes his final pitch to voters before Tuesday’s elections. // The Left is smearing Trump once again, this time claiming that he was calling for Liz Cheney to be executed. // The war in the Middle East continues to be a very difficult wedge issue for Kamala Harris and the Democrats to navigate.

What’s Trending: A Washington State GOP elections observer was asked to leave an Island County precinct because she wasn’t wearing a COVID mask. A legal battle has ensued since. Kamala Harris is trying to pretend that she hasn’t been in office for the last four years. // LongForm: GUEST: Judge Dave Larson is running to add a Conservative to the bench on Washington State’s Supreme Court. // The Quick Hit: Joe Rogan explains why Kamala Harris didn’t appear on his show. The New York Times and Washington Post is attempting to censor conservative voices on YouTube.

What’s Trending: A Washington State House candidate claims that he was assaulted while putting up campaign signs. The left-wing media is going into overdrive to defend Joe Biden’s “garbage” comments. Guest: Terry Roberts is running to flip Washington’s 24^th legislative district red. // Big Local: Sea-Tac is on its way to have a record number of firearms confiscated by TSA. A federal lawsuit has been brought against Peninsula School District after a gruesome tackle that injured a high school football player. // A town in Oklahoma had their entire police force step down on the same day.

What’s Trending: Law enforcement believes that the suspect behind the incendiary attacks on ballot boxes in Vancouver and Portland could try to strike again. Some states are pledging to have all their votes counted by election night while others say it may take a bit longer. Guest: David Olson gives his final pitch in his run for Washington superintendent. // There’s a new entirely made up Trump controversy in which the Left is saying he was being condescending. // The latest batch of polls today has both good news and bad news for each candidate. There’s a tentative agreement between Boeing and the machinists with a vote planned for next week. Please don’t be the adult that wears a Halloween costume to the office.

What’s Trending: A Bellevue woman had ballots from many different people mailed to her apartment. In Whitman County, hundreds of voters have yet to receive their ballots. Everett has two different ballot initiatives that would raise the city’s minimum wage. Washington could be on the brink of an energy crisis and Amazon is funding nuclear power to combat it. // LongForm: GUEST: Pete Serrano gives an update on his race for Attorney General against Nick Brown. // The Quick Hit: Starbucks is doing away with its olive oil-infused drinks.

What’s Trending: New details suggest that a pro-Palestinian activist may have been the person that set ballot boxes in Vancouver and Portland on fire. Is the AP making this case about conspiracy theories? The fallout to Joe Biden’s “garbage” comment continues. Guest: Fife police chief Pete Fisher is growing frustrated with Remman Hall over their booking standards. // Big Local: A local company in Puyallup built the ballot box that was set on fire in Portland. A Tacoma motel is being used for housing for homeless people. A shelter in Tacoma is providing a home for people who have been released from the hospital with nowhere to go. // Two Yankee fans were kicked out of game 4 of the World Series after they aggressively interfered with Dodgers’ right fielder Mookie Betts on a foul ball. Organ donations have plummeted after a man was mistakenly declared dead.

What’s Trending: Biden calls half the country “garbage” and left-wing media try to give him a pass. A Ballard burger joint is shifting to delivery and takeout only after repeated burglaries. // The Supreme Court has put an injunction on a lower court ruling that 1,600 noncitizens had to be put on the voter rolls. Kamala Harris is claiming that she will crack down on the border after not doing it for four years. // The City of Everett has voted to convert a site that used to be home to a motel into townhomes.

What’s Trending: An owner of an auto repair shop in Seattle was threatened by a man wielding a knife. The assailant refused to comply with SPD’s instructions and was eventually arrested after a chase. // LongForm: GUEST: Spencer Carson is a Lake City business owner who doesn’t feel the City of Seattle has his back after multiple break-ins. // The Quick Hit: There’s a new reason to support Starbucks.

What’s Trending: There was another entirely preventable murder in Washington State, this time in Des Moines. Car thieves went on a spree at UW, breaking into dozens of cars. Guest: Marnie Claywell is hoping to turn her Snohomish County district red again. // Big Local: A family in Yelm had some of their Halloween decorations stolen from their yard. The Seattle Times claims that the Lynnwood light rail is extremely popular… but there’s a catch. Live coverage of Kamala Harris’s speech in Washington D.C. // More live coverage of Kamala Harris’s final pitch to voters in Washington D.C.

What’s Trending: So far, early voting turnout in Washington State is down. Is that a bad thing? An update on the long term care initiative. Jeff Bezos has spoken out about the controversy at The Washington Post regarding their decision to not issue a presidential endorsement. // Kamala Harris made ridiculous demands of Joe Rogan to go on his podcast. Democrats’ rhetoric and fearmongering around a potential second Trump term has gotten out of control. // Two former UW football players were cited in a road rage incident where they were seen spitting on the victim.

What’s Trending: A man was asked to leave a Tacoma restaurant for wearing a pro-Trump shirt. Exclusive: Former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz was placed on administrative leave. A King County judge is protecting accused Fall City mass murderer from media coverage. // LongForm: GUEST: Drew MacEwen is running for Congress in WA-06. Is it ready to flip red? // The Quick Hit: Washington Post didn’t endorse either candidate, and Democrats go nuts.

What’s Trending: A new report found that Washington State experienced a 65% increase in car thefts. Microsoft fired an antisemite and now he might be deported (yay). GUEST: Joe Kent reacts to news of the Vancouver ballot box arson. // Big Local: A family-owned business in Olympia has bounced back after their merchandise truck was burglarized. The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department has a new app that allows them to reach their residents more directly. Fall City residents are using horse therapy to deal with their grief after the tragic quintuple homicide. // There’s a new device that might help you sleep better by targeting your brain.

What’s Trending: Ballot boxes in both Portland and Vancouver were hit with incendiary devices. // GUEST: Secretary of State candidate Dale Whitiker reacts to news of a Vancouver ballot drop box being set on fire. // Democrats and the left-wing media are comparing Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden in New York to a Nazi rally from 1939.

What’s Trending: More information comes out in the Dow Constantine office break in investigation, Lake Stevens man could be fined for chopping wood for charity, Jason reviews two movies this week, and Tim Ryan drops out of the presidential race. \\ Redmond Mayor candidate Steve Fields on the race and I-976 threatening the Sound Transit project there \\  Kellyanne Conway makes a phone call.

What’s Trending: Israel has launched retaliatory strikes against Iran. Guest: Charlie Spiering, political report for The Daily Mail on his book, Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House. // LongForm: GUEST: Monica Eaton, cyber expert, on election security. // The Quick Hit: J. Christian Adams of Public Interest Law Firm on election integrity and what's going on "foreign interference" by allowing illegal aliens to vote. They've found them in five swing states.

What’s Trending: Los Angeles DA George Gascon is pushing for the Menendez brothers to have their sentences reduced. The Trump campaign released a powerful new ad featuring a Holocaust survivor who urged Kamala Harris to stop calling Donald Trump fascist. Guest: Matt Margolis the latest polls and the big news from the campaign trail. // Big Local: A Private security company is helping to remove homeless encampments in Tacoma. Authorities says the 15-year-old accused of murdering his family tried to blame the crime on his brother. A man wearing a pro-Trump shirt was asked to leave a Tacoma restaurant. // Guest: Kevin Downing Jr. on the state of the presidential race.

What’s Trending: Local business continue to suffer from the Boeing strike. The State of Virginia is appealing a federal court decision that would put noncitizens back on the voter rolls. Republicans are calling on Democrats to tone down the “fascist” rhetoric regarding Donald Trump. The McDonald’s E. Coli outbreak has come to Washington State. // A King County Jail nurse quit after trans “women” started attacking female inmates. // The Heritage Foundation ranked Washington State 46^th out of 50 states in election integrity.

What’s Trending: JD Vance said on Theo Von’s podcast that he trusts betting markets more than the polls. Guest: Pastor Wyatt Martin gives his take on why there has not been much religious language in this presidential election cycle.

5:30 - LongForm: GUEST: Naturopath and founder of Bastyr University Joe Pizzorno.

5:45 - The Quick Hit: Guest: Writer for the College Fix Matt Lamb gives an update on a hate crime hoax at the University of Washington.